New Ross is a beautiful town, full of interesting buildings, restaurants, pubs and cafes. Crossing the River its impossible not to be impressed by the Norman aspects of this lovely town, and The Dunbrody Famine Ship nestled into The Quay side, telling a story of a time we are all aware of, a time when many Irish were forced to flee this beautiful land in search of a better life, free of hunger.
If you are looking to immerse yourself in the beauty and surrounds of Inch beach and the areas wonderful culture, Inch Beach Cottages are a wonderful choice. Located within easy walking distance of Inch Beach, these self catering cottages offer a feeling of home, with stunning sea views.
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So, this year I traveled down the Wild Atlantic Way and one of the most fabulous spots on the trip was the Cliffs of Moher. The sheer size alone is daunting. The history is also something to behold. History The Cliffs of Moher are the most visited natural attractions in Ireland. They are located in
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Have you ever wondered where the famous phrase “By Hook or By Crook” came from, a phrase we have all heard and quite possibly used. Well it is was born here having been famously said by Oliver Cromwell, when he was invading Ireland. He rounded Hook Heed and on the opposite side of The Estuary in Co. Waterford in the village Crooke.
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The Blarney Stone is a block of bluestone, more specifically Carboniferous limestone, whose location is in the Blarney Castle. Blarney Castle is in the town of Blarney which resides eight kilometers from Cork, Ireland. The castle was built in 1200 A.D and is located near River Martin, and it used to be a stronghold during medieval times.
